Landscaping Project Photography in Adelaide
A finished landscape project deserves more than a few quick phone photos.
We photograph completed gardens, outdoor living spaces and landscaping projects across Adelaide, giving you useful images for your website, portfolio, social media, proposals and award submissions.
Who this is for
This service is for businesses that build, design or finish outdoor spaces:
- Landscapers
- Landscape construction businesses
- Garden designers
- Landscape architects
- Outdoor-living builders
- Pool and alfresco companies
- Decking, paving and pergola businesses
- Backyard renovation specialists
What we capture
The aim is to show the whole project properly, from the way the space is laid out to the details that show the quality of the work.
- Completed front and back garden landscaping
- Backyard transformations
- Outdoor living and alfresco areas
- Pool surrounds and entertaining spaces
- Decking, paving and pergolas
- Retaining walls and hardscaping
- Planting, textures, materials and lighting details
- Details of workmanship and finishes
- Before, during and after project angles where available
- Aerial overview images where suitable
Where the images can be used
The same project images can support more than one part of your marketing.
- Website portfolio pages
- Project case studies
- Instagram and Facebook
- Google Business Profile
- Brochures and proposals
- Industry award submissions
- Client presentations
- Project launch content
What a project shoot can include
A project shoot may include a mix of:
Wide images that show the overall space
Detail images of planting, materials and finishes
Before-and-after viewpoints where possible
Aerial content where the project and conditions make it suitable
Medium views of connected outdoor areas
Images showing how the space is used
Vertical crops or content for social media
The exact approach depends on the size of the project, the site, the light and how the images will be used.
When to book
The best time to photograph a landscaping project is usually when the main work is complete, the planting and outdoor areas are ready, and the site can be presented properly.
If the project is still being finished, it is still worth getting in touch. We can talk through what needs to be completed before the shoot and what you want the final images to show.
Recent landscaping project photography
Parkside Backyard
Completed backyard landscaping with garden lighting
Half the set was shot at dusk so the garden lighting scheme reads properly.
Glengowrie Garden
Completed front and rear garden with deck, spa and planting
Photographed front to back, from the entry and street-facing planting through to the rear deck, spa and pool surround.
Outdoor Living Project
Completed outdoor living and alfresco area
Covered alfresco opening onto lawn, with slat screening and ornamental grass planting.
See all completed project case studies, or read more about project photography and video for landscapers.
Project photography questions
When should I book landscaping project photography?
The best time is usually when the main work is complete, the planting and outdoor areas are ready, and the site can be presented properly. If the project is still being finished, send through the details and we can talk through the timing.
Can you include aerial content?
Aerial photography and video can be included where the project, location, weather and conditions are suitable. This is discussed as part of the project brief.
Can photography and video be booked together?
Yes. Photography and video can be planned as part of the same project shoot when that suits the project and the intended use of the content.
What should we prepare before the shoot?
It helps to have the main work complete, the site presented as well as possible and any vehicles, equipment or loose materials moved where practical. Send through the project details and we can discuss what would make the shoot most useful.
Have a project ready to photograph?
Send through the project location, the type of work and what you need the images for. We can then talk through the most useful approach.